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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tylermalan" data-source="post: 3202718" data-attributes="member: 30929">Yes, you do, while wearing them.  I'll reword that question so it sounds like what I think you're saying:"So if I can see in the dark, then I CAN see in the dark?  That's just silly logic."What?If you're using your capability to see in the dark, then you must HAVE the capability to see in the dark.  If you didn't, you couldn't use it, regardless of the source of that capability.If I use my arms to pick something up, then I have the capability, even if the arms are prosthetic.  Just because I wasn't born with the ability to do it doesn't mean its not a part of who I am.  Related, if someone gets a chip implanted in their brain that allows them to interact with computer systems without any other peripheral, would you say that that person can't do that?  That its the chip that's doing it, and not the person?  It would seem that the person is doing it by virtue of the chip, which means the person CAN do it by virtue of the chip, they HAVE the capability, which means that a person with night vision goggles can see in the dark (that's the person can see in the dark, not the goggles).</blockquote>